Yes, bears are hibernating in the winter. I discussed that at the end of the video. I'm still curious about the possibility of seeing bears at this time of year. Has anyone had a bear encounter in winter? UPDATE: Unfortunately there was a bear attack in Haines over the weekend. Try not to wake them up! www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/coast-guard-rescue-skier-mauled-bear/index.html
Born and raised in Palmer Alaska. I have only heard of one bear sighting in the winter. It was January of 2018. It was about 45°F most of the month, when normally it is about -30 to + 10. It's Alaska, just carry a large caliber handgun or ?? when ever you are out and about! Gald you came back to Alaska!
Hi A few years ago you had visited banwa art house , my mother was the owner of it and after it burned down i didn’t have many memories of it thankyou so much for bring back all the nostalgia of home back to me i am forever grateful.
Where you split to the right to those buildings, the left split takes you to Perseverance trailhead. One of the most beautiful spots in all of Juneau. We hiked some of it a couple weeks ago.
thank you so much for taking us along ... great to see people out and aboot enjoying the sunny weather ..... must be a ton of work to... film...edit answer questions etc ..all the work that goes into having and maintaining a successful youtube channel plus all the other social platforms ..but guess it pays the bills ..
The content king! Love your chill vlogs man. Giving me hope to travel this year! Fun fact there was a court case just finished that challenged the law that required people to get permits to film in national parks. IT IS NO LONGER ILLEGAL!! So spread the word. One of my favorite youtube travel vloggers (kara and nate) got a huge fine last year for making videos in national parks without a permit. Those days are over!! Safe travels mr Canada.
Hi Gabriel thanks for showing my beautiful city! I literally just walked in the same steps as you, but didn’t see you, it would have been nice to meet you. Have a nice stay in Juneau and hope to see you down the trail someday.
A flume is an artificial construction that directs water, usually for mining purposes. In the summer you would see that it is not a railroad track but a wooden construction (like an exposed pipe) through which water can flow.
I have seen bear tracks on the snow in a ski resort in Bulgaria in the middle of January. Some bears who have not have enough to eat don't hibernate during the winter. It is rare but it still happens.
This is very fitting right now, because we currently also have a lot of snow with below zero temperatures in Germany (actually there hasn't been this much snow in 50 years).
You should go to the Lena Cove Recreation Area at around 1:00 PM AkST. At about low tide, with strong northerly winds, people will be surfing. Yes, even at 5 degrees F.
A shocked Gabriel upon meeting an approaching bear on the wintry road. Gabriel: "Aren't you suppose to be sleeping?" Bear: "Yeah, but man I got so hungry I just couldn't go to sleep. Oh, oh thank you lord!"
Any longer hiking videos coming soon? I really enjoyed watching the one were you got lost, it felt like i was there aswell, haha. Not as exciting for you i guess. I’ve really been enjoying these Alaska videos!
It's a "Flume" (aka log flume) you walked on...(covered with snow) when not full of snow it carries water down hill...often to move logs and in this case if you heard the man it powers a power station at it's end
"Noise works . Bear bells don’t. That just means lunch is being served" - go and tell that to the people of Japan, every hiker walks around with those bells. My ex-parents in law there wouldn't let go on a hike without them (I'm from Australia, I have no idea about what works or doesn't with bears).
What a fun and interesting adventure. Thank you for the bear 🐻stories and protection advice. I'm very embarrassed to admit before learning from you I would have ran 😥 I know better now and I hope I have bear spray IF I need it. Praying you get some too 🙏
@@audiea2783 maybe you are thinking about a mother and cubs? The mom might get up occasionally to see what is going on. Polar bears don't hibernate. They stay active all year.
@@designdoctor247 I been around many black bears as a Boy Scout. The rangers told us to throw rocks if they get close . They definitely did when we were cooking. Keeping bears afraid of humans is the best protection for both of us .they said . This was bear heavy areas in California
@@spicyroads good to know. Thank u. We saw this reply as well Don't yell or throw rocks. If the bear charges, stop backing away and use your bear spray. 🌟 If the bear shows no signs of stress and is approaching, make yourself look big and scary by outstretching your arms, holding packs above your head, making loud noises, ✨throwing rocks, and preparing to use your bear spray.
Wilderness movies are the best. Have you seen the TV series Alone yet? I just watched season six on Netflix. One of the best things I've seen. Some hardcore stuff.
Gabriel Traveler nope! I’ll add it to the ever growing list of TV shows I need to watch lol. (This one I’ll probably get around to watching tho, because I also love everything with a wilderness theme...)
A blessed good day sir Gabe Wowwww. Another Wonderful video walk around tour in Snowy Cold in Wilderness alaska beautiful places and breath taking viewes mountains and valleys thank u sir Gabe for sharing story and Excellent nice video tour along with you there in Alaska keep safe Godbless u 🙏🙂👏👏👍👍👍 🇵🇭 from your solid fan viewer supporter from the Philippines sir vhin
Pretty walk. Glad you showed a bit more of town at the end. Also you said it was 25 degrees F there and it was cold, but I did not think it sounded that cold. So I looked it up, do you know Buffalo NY is colder than Juneau in the winter? So it's not that cold in Juneau. Close to the ocean I guess, which warms it a bit.
Exactly. Juneau is on the Pacific Ocean so its average high in February is somewhere in the mid-30s. 21 F by day is relatively cold by Juneau standards. They pay for being close to the Pacific Ocean by persistent cloudiness, frequent precipitation and cool summers (60s F by day, 50 F by night.). They don't get the break from clouds that Seattle does during the summer. Now, if Gabriel were to show up in Fairbanks, he would learn what real cold is, by American standards.
What part of the Marble Mountains were you in? I have seen plenty of bear sign in the Marbles but never met up with a bear. The bears do frequent my neighborhood in Southern Oregon however.
Many animals once thought to hibernate, including bears, really only enter a lighter sleep-state called torpor. Like hibernation, torpor is a survival tactic used by animals to survive the winter months, and is triggered by colder temperatures and decreased food availability. Torpor also involves decreased breathing and heart rates, and lower metabolic rate. A bear’s body temperature reduces slightly. Bears can sleep more than 100 days without eating, drinking, or passing waste! The main difference between hibernation and torpor is during torpor, the animal is able to wake up quickly to avoid danger, or if the opportunity exists exit the den to feed. Waking expends energy and involves violent shaking and muscle contractions, much like shivering. The energy lost is offset by how much energy is saved in the torpid state. Females bears awaken from torpor to give birth.
Alaska is a place where people who live near there can travel. I would be surprised if many Europeans would go to Alaska when they can go to the Alps or Scandinavia to experience winter breaks. I remember a New Zealander who mentioned that he wouldn’t go to Iceland to see volcanoes when there is plenty in his own country to view. Plus costs of travelling to Alaska from Europe would be more expensive. Alaska seems to be more for the North American consumer. Discuss. 🧐
True, it's also time zones and avoidance of jet lag that explains why destinations north and south are more popular, then destinations west and east, especially for shorter holidays less then two weeks.
Everybody whisper the bears are sleeping ssssshh!!! Happy days p.s. I know it might sound gross but the best way I know to warm up my hands as I bring a jug it could be a gatorade bottle or a smaller gatorade bottle I pee in it put the cap on therefore hands are warm LOL it works
There's a RUclipsr, What's in the box, that has a video of this trail being rebuilt in 2019. Worth a look. Another video by the local parks folks says be aware of avalanche hazards during winter.
Yeah gotta watch out for all those guys, moose too. Not so worried about wolves, mountain lions would be scarier but so rare to see. I've never seen one in the wild but I've seen dozens of bears, so they're more of a concern.
Most of them. Unfortunately there was a bear attack in Haines a couple days ago: www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/coast-guard-rescue-skier-mauled-bear/index.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideos that's a wild story ! Hits home cause I love backcountry skiing...still it says he "awoke" the bear. One thing to try and Never do, wake a sleeping grizzly. Leave sleeping bears be. Thanks for all the vids and help scratching the travel bug vicariously
Yep: layer the gloves & have a pair of mitts tucked into some inside stash pockets. I recently learned to put the down layer near the inside to keep it dry. I was surprised that the layer of down against my arm was dry, and the sleeves of the outside down parka were pretty wet. I like those hem-pit, pass-through jacket vents because I can tuck my entire hands easily to the inside of the jacket. I tuck water & dry mitts & batteries in there so they do not get too cold. Maybe the vloggers suffer less wildlife attacks due to them speaking to we fans. Saw a lady get attacked by a squirrel the other day: tore into her pretty good...lol.
Was the squirrel incident in real life or on TV? I was watching Alone a couple nights ago and one of the contestants got a nasty squirrel bite. To be fair, she was trying to kill and eat it so it was just fighting back.
At least you could go into the wood with a dog, so that if a bear comes up you throw the dog at him and while he's chewing the dog you have time to run away LOL
The Inuits gave me a tip to catch a bear. Dig an ice hole and circle it with dried peas. Hide a short distance away. When the bear comes for a pea you kick it in the ice hole.
Be aware of the bear. Be bare aware. Got it. I think I’ll bring a pot and spoon with me the next time I hike in the woods. It gets tiring repeating “Hey there, Bear 🐻, coming through.” Ha! Yeah, I thought they all hibernated. Juneau - dead vs. kinda dead! Ha! Beautiful though.
@@feelyboy1 Only 20% of Canadians speak French. Quebec is the only region in Canada, where French is the major language. Outside of that, not many would speak it.
Yes, bears are hibernating in the winter. I discussed that at the end of the video. I'm still curious about the possibility of seeing bears at this time of year. Has anyone had a bear encounter in winter? UPDATE: Unfortunately there was a bear attack in Haines over the weekend. Try not to wake them up! www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/coast-guard-rescue-skier-mauled-bear/index.html
Born and raised in Palmer Alaska. I have only heard of one bear sighting in the winter. It was January of 2018. It was about 45°F most of the month, when normally it is about -30 to + 10. It's Alaska, just carry a large caliber handgun or ?? when ever you are out and about! Gald you came back to Alaska!
There isn’t food for bears at this time of year...except for garbage. Maybe a male woke up early....but usually they stay hidden.
I would be more worried about coming between a mama moose and her baby.
Bears? Yeesh! Gabe, the intrepid.
@@aaronak2005 Wisdom.
Hi A few years ago you had visited banwa art house , my mother was the owner of it and after it burned down i didn’t have many memories of it thankyou so much for bring back all the nostalgia of home back to me i am forever grateful.
Wow, sad to hear that it burned down. It was such a cool place. That was over a decade now, in fall of 2010.
It's the risk reward ratio that counts and not the risk. Big fan of your videos since December 2018.
The risk is in the ratio
Cool information on keeping your hands warm. Winter hiking is cool.
Where you split to the right to those buildings, the left split takes you to Perseverance trailhead. One of the most beautiful spots in all of Juneau. We hiked some of it a couple weeks ago.
I did that hike the next day, it was so epic. Next video.
thank you so much for taking us along ... great to see people out and aboot enjoying the sunny weather ..... must be a ton of work to... film...edit answer questions etc ..all the work that goes into having and maintaining a successful youtube channel plus all the other social platforms ..but guess it pays the bills ..
The content king! Love your chill vlogs man. Giving me hope to travel this year! Fun fact there was a court case just finished that challenged the law that required people to get permits to film in national parks. IT IS NO LONGER ILLEGAL!! So spread the word. One of my favorite youtube travel vloggers (kara and nate) got a huge fine last year for making videos in national parks without a permit. Those days are over!! Safe travels mr Canada.
Right on, that's excellent news.
Hi Gabriel thanks for showing my beautiful city! I literally just walked in the same steps as you, but didn’t see you, it would have been nice to meet you. Have a nice stay in Juneau and hope to see you down the trail someday.
Right on, if you see me around feel free to say howdy. Might be here another couple days.
A good practice with gloves is to have 2 sets and keep a pair inside your jacket to warm up by your body heat and rotate them out periodically
A flume is an artificial construction that directs water, usually for mining purposes. In the summer you would see that it is not a railroad track but a wooden construction (like an exposed pipe) through which water can flow.
Be really good to see some signs of life around everywhere
Wow! Love to come to Alaska !
"So, I guess this is a good time to talk about bears." Lol, how often do you hear that in a travel blog.
Stunning scenery. You've been in the Hmalayas in India and Nepal Alaska is BIG COUNTRY absolutely gorgeous. Dangerous too
NICE JOB BRO CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT 1
I like your coat. Looks warm
gabriel this is great full of good information as always cheers xxx
Thanks, Gabe! Lovely to see sparkling whiteness and hear your steps in the snow!! 🤗
Great information Gabe Keep safe
Cool video, currently in Czechia and heading through to Slovakia for some hiking next month and was worrying about bears.
Perfect timing
@Matej Mikloš - Vegan For Life haha i'm bringing my dog, it's him I'm worried about!
I have seen bear tracks on the snow in a ski resort in Bulgaria in the middle of January. Some bears who have not have enough to eat don't hibernate during the winter. It is rare but it still happens.
Alaska is really so beautiful and have untouch mountains
Bears in the winter?
Polar bears!!
@@grantking4681, not unless you're near the Arctic Ocean.
Yes in Juneau there are occasional bears in the winter. Mostly out in the valley. Trash bears.
Red Dog Saloon is great!! Had reindeer pizza when I was there
Perhaps you'll run into the
*ALASKAN BULLWORM*
I’ll bet he doesn’t
Fantastic Alaska looks nice
This is very fitting right now, because we currently also have a lot of snow with below zero temperatures in Germany (actually there hasn't been this much snow in 50 years).
Must be global warming
You should go to the Lena Cove Recreation Area at around 1:00 PM AkST. At about low tide, with strong northerly winds, people will be surfing. Yes, even at 5 degrees F.
Liking this Alaska series! Looking forward to more.
Would you recommend living full time in Juneau?
Bears are chill with me and Putin, we are bear whisperers
Hello... Gabriel... Alaska is a very interesting place... Thanks for this amazing video... Stay safe and healthy... Saluti 🍀
Great storyteller and content as always
Thanks.
Awesome hike!
great vid
A shocked Gabriel upon meeting an approaching bear on the wintry road.
Gabriel: "Aren't you suppose to be sleeping?"
Bear: "Yeah, but man I got so hungry I just couldn't go to sleep. Oh, oh thank you lord!"
Any longer hiking videos coming soon? I really enjoyed watching the one were you got lost, it felt like i was there aswell, haha. Not as exciting for you i guess. I’ve really been enjoying these Alaska videos!
Next video will be a longer hike in the snow. Didn't get lost fortunately.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos i look forward to it!
Hear brutal cold weather coming to southern Alaska. Keep safe out there.
5 degrees right now, pretty intense out there, but it's supposed to warm up a little tomorrow.
It's a "Flume" (aka log flume) you walked on...(covered with snow) when not full of snow it carries water down hill...often to move logs and in this case if you heard the man it powers a power station at it's end
Seen a few bears while hiking in Canada. Scared the heck outta me. Noise works . Bear bells don’t. That just means lunch is being served
"Noise works . Bear bells don’t. That just means lunch is being served" - go and tell that to the people of Japan, every hiker walks around with those bells. My ex-parents in law there wouldn't let go on a hike without them (I'm from Australia, I have no idea about what works or doesn't with bears).
I love the gray in your beard Gabe, very distinguished! I see there is zero problems with homelessness in Alaska!!!
Thanks. There were a few folks in Juneau who seemed like they might have been homeless, not sure. Rough place to be stuck outside.
Take care 😊
Great music choice...has kind of a Bill Frisell vibe for sure.
you've said aboot ..... the Canadian's coming back! (realise you're in Alaska 🇺🇸)
I didn't catch that.
That might be because they are neighbors
Cool trip man, no pun. My brother lives in Wasalla. I enjoy the channel, keep up the traveling!!
I like the vibe.
What a fun and interesting adventure. Thank you for the bear 🐻stories and protection advice. I'm very embarrassed to admit before learning from you I would have ran 😥 I know better now and I hope I have bear spray IF I need it. Praying you get some too 🙏
Bears hiberate in the winter. Not to likely to run into a bear in the winter.
Yes, but sometimes they wake up and want food.
@@Originalman144 no they do not, if they wake up they stay in the hiddening!
Unless it's unseasonably warm.
@@audiea2783 maybe you are thinking about a mother and cubs? The mom might get up occasionally to see what is going on. Polar bears don't hibernate. They stay active all year.
@@audiea2783 you don’t know what you’re talking about. Use Google before you respond.
Gabe that place looks unreal dude! Love how you went from islands to snow ahahaha! Legend!
Cool video!
Gabriel as far as noise goes when trying to scare a Bear, does a whistle help at all ?
Good question. I was wondering if sn air horn would work. 🤔
Yes they say yelling and noises make bears afraid (usually)
@@spicyroads thank you for helping us
@@designdoctor247 I been around many black bears as a Boy Scout. The rangers told us to throw rocks if they get close . They definitely did when we were cooking. Keeping bears afraid of humans is the best protection for both of us .they said . This was bear heavy areas in California
@@spicyroads good to know. Thank u.
We saw this reply as well
Don't yell or throw rocks. If the bear charges, stop backing away and use your bear spray.
🌟
If the bear shows no signs of stress and is approaching, make yourself look big and scary by outstretching your arms, holding packs above your head, making loud noises, ✨throwing rocks, and preparing to use your bear spray.
Real nice video! We ate there at the Red Dog Saloon and loved it. Great food and beer! Was hoping you'd go in for a meal. Cheers!!
Amazing places.
What is your number one tip for a first-time visitor to Alaska?
Bring the right gear, depending on the season.
Don’t go full “Into the Wild” on us, Gabe.
EDIT: Damn, now I got a massive urge to watch a bunch of wilderness movies.
Wilderness movies are the best. Have you seen the TV series Alone yet? I just watched season six on Netflix. One of the best things I've seen. Some hardcore stuff.
Gabriel Traveler nope! I’ll add it to the ever growing list of TV shows I need to watch lol. (This one I’ll probably get around to watching tho, because I also love everything with a wilderness theme...)
Yes: I bet those videos are alot of editing. Thanks for the work. Yea: the mottos of life indeed.
A blessed good day sir Gabe Wowwww. Another Wonderful video walk around tour in Snowy Cold in Wilderness alaska beautiful places and breath taking viewes mountains and valleys thank u sir Gabe for sharing story and Excellent nice video tour along with you there in Alaska keep safe Godbless u 🙏🙂👏👏👍👍👍 🇵🇭 from your solid fan viewer supporter from the Philippines sir vhin
+21 f ha ha, in northern minnesota this week it was a high of -13f and a low of -24f now thats nippy
Yeah those negatives are harsh. Juneau is a little more temperate since it's on the coast. Interior Alaska is where it gets really cold.
Have you tried snowmobiling?
So...any thoughts on Gabriel heading into the Interior?
C'mon, -6C and no wind is nothing!
Gettin' colder, 3f this morning. That's getting real.
Pretty walk. Glad you showed a bit more of town at the end. Also you said it was 25 degrees F there and it was cold, but I did not think it sounded that cold. So I looked it up, do you know Buffalo NY is colder than Juneau in the winter? So it's not that cold in Juneau. Close to the ocean I guess, which warms it a bit.
Exactly. Juneau is on the Pacific Ocean so its average high in February is somewhere in the mid-30s. 21 F by day is relatively cold by Juneau standards.
They pay for being close to the Pacific Ocean by persistent cloudiness, frequent precipitation and cool summers (60s F by day, 50 F by night.). They don't get the break from clouds that Seattle does during the summer.
Now, if Gabriel were to show up in Fairbanks, he would learn what real cold is, by American standards.
What part of the Marble Mountains were you in? I have seen plenty of bear sign in the Marbles but never met up with a bear. The bears do frequent my neighborhood in Southern Oregon however.
I hiked in at the southwestern corner. Here's the video: ruclips.net/video/F5WGhgO_oHM/видео.html
Many animals once thought to hibernate, including bears, really only enter a lighter sleep-state called torpor. Like hibernation, torpor is a survival tactic used by animals to survive the winter months, and is triggered by colder temperatures and decreased food availability. Torpor also involves decreased breathing and heart rates, and lower metabolic rate. A bear’s body temperature reduces slightly. Bears can sleep more than 100 days without eating, drinking, or passing waste!
The main difference between hibernation and torpor is during torpor, the animal is able to wake up quickly to avoid danger, or if the opportunity exists exit the den to feed. Waking expends energy and involves violent shaking and muscle contractions, much like shivering. The energy lost is offset by how much energy is saved in the torpid state. Females bears awaken from torpor to give birth.
Cool.
Alaska is a place where people who live near there can travel. I would be surprised if many Europeans would go to Alaska when they can go to the Alps or Scandinavia to experience winter breaks. I remember a New Zealander who mentioned that he wouldn’t go to Iceland to see volcanoes when there is plenty in his own country to view. Plus costs of travelling to Alaska from Europe would be more expensive. Alaska seems to be more for the North American consumer. Discuss. 🧐
True, it's also time zones and avoidance of jet lag that explains why destinations north and south are more popular, then destinations west and east, especially for shorter holidays less then two weeks.
great vid..music reminded me of Clapton
so shame that this part of Alaska is separated from Canada next to Yukon
Everybody whisper the bears are sleeping ssssshh!!! Happy days p.s. I know it might sound gross but the best way I know to warm up my hands as I bring a jug it could be a gatorade bottle or a smaller gatorade bottle I pee in it put the cap on therefore hands are warm LOL it works
What made you choose Juneau?
Capital city of Alaska
@@dee74raz Yes it is 👍
Also the winters are milder. And I'm revisiting after going to university here almost thirty years ago.
Alaska looks like it's all mountains. Isn't there any leveled area? Looks like Norway.
The southeastern panhandle region is very mountainous, but a lot of interior Alaska is flatter.
There's a RUclipsr, What's in the box, that has a video of this trail being rebuilt in 2019. Worth a look. Another video by the local parks folks says be aware of avalanche hazards during winter.
Could u link it? I love adventure videos. U tried to look it up but found some crazy videos. Not adventure
Hi Gabriel, How about any other dangerous encounters with wolves or mountain lions I would think those encounters could be much more fatal.
Yeah gotta watch out for all those guys, moose too. Not so worried about wolves, mountain lions would be scarier but so rare to see. I've never seen one in the wild but I've seen dozens of bears, so they're more of a concern.
Why did I always assume Anchorage was the capital of Alaska?
Are there polar bears too?
No, they're further north.
🐻 spray ?
15:26
I feel like u forgot that bears hibernate... after working at Denali and Jasper kinda surprising!! Still enjoying the vids tho
Most of them. Unfortunately there was a bear attack in Haines a couple days ago:
www.cnn.com/2021/02/09/us/coast-guard-rescue-skier-mauled-bear/index.html
@@GabrielTravelerVideos that's a wild story ! Hits home cause I love backcountry skiing...still it says he "awoke" the bear. One thing to try and Never do, wake a sleeping grizzly. Leave sleeping bears be. Thanks for all the vids and help scratching the travel bug vicariously
Havent you been to the Saloon?
Taking it (travel tourism) into forms of digital alternative modernism.
Yep: layer the gloves & have a pair of mitts tucked into some inside stash pockets. I recently learned to put the down layer near the inside to keep it dry. I was surprised that the layer of down against my arm was dry, and the sleeves of the outside down parka were pretty wet. I like those hem-pit, pass-through jacket vents because I can tuck my entire hands easily to the inside of the jacket. I tuck water & dry mitts & batteries in there so they do not get too cold. Maybe the vloggers suffer less wildlife attacks due to them speaking to we fans. Saw a lady get attacked by a squirrel the other day: tore into her pretty good...lol.
Was the squirrel incident in real life or on TV? I was watching Alone a couple nights ago and one of the contestants got a nasty squirrel bite. To be fair, she was trying to kill and eat it so it was just fighting back.
Gabe would outwrestle a bear!
I still think you have lost your mind, Gabe, for leaving Mexico and going to Alaska at this time of the year!
Why would they have a train track on such a small island?
Juneau isn't on an island. :)
@@GabrielTravelerVideos LOL it's so isolated, it might as well be an island....
True.
🦁 🐅 and 🐻
If you put one hand in the bear's mouth and tickle it under the chin with the other hand, the bear gets very confused.
what about mountain lions
They’re extremely rare, almost as if they are the yeti
Bro $900 hundy for 10 nights you are living it up. Are you going on one of them fishing boats up there
At least you could go into the wood with a dog, so that if a bear comes up you throw the dog at him and while he's chewing the dog you have time to run away LOL
Great show !!! But thera are bears that wakeup in the winter !!!
There's a bear somewhere out there , it's rare, Prepare, be aware without fear!
Hope you are doing well!! Love your videos
Thanks.
😊
The Inuits gave me a tip to catch a bear.
Dig an ice hole and circle it with dried peas.
Hide a short distance away.
When the bear comes for a pea you kick it in the ice hole.
Be aware of the bear. Be bare aware. Got it. I think I’ll bring a pot and spoon with me the next time I hike in the woods. It gets tiring repeating “Hey there, Bear 🐻, coming through.” Ha! Yeah, I thought they all hibernated. Juneau - dead vs. kinda dead! Ha! Beautiful though.
Have you ever heard about bears hibernate in the winter?
See the description, the comment pinned at the top and 15:30 in the video.
Hey Gabriel are you planning to take the Covid vaccine?
I imagine he will if it was available 🧐
🌚🌛 Alaska
You went from a fantastically sunny and hot to THIS, are you mad?
Hello @Gabriel, est-ce que vous parlerez français
Nope. :)
Gabriel speaks American 🇺🇸 English 😉
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Ah, super, I mean super, great keep doin' a gewd job here. And around, peace ✌
I was just asking myself if you was, since I've maybe heard perhaps that you are from here, at Canada
@@feelyboy1 Only 20% of Canadians speak French. Quebec is the only region in Canada, where French is the major language. Outside of that, not many would speak it.
gabe !
Yo.
👍👋
You forgot the polar bears.......
Polar bears are far up north of Alaska where the icebergs are
@@dee74raz Ha ha ha ...